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:. h4af LlHEh7Y, Sept 30.-Ccttlc-- Recetps II
heaa; ahipmenA &c head; market, nothing de-
11ag al through cons,gnmcnis. Hoss-Recsipu
tsH head shipments $500 head; ma.ke. slow;
ttniiaue!pnlas 20 20; Workers IS 10a5 20; conuoa
70 iair and Light 81 7ta5 %. sheep-Rcccirs 100
aeaa; shipments coo head markc. dull al yt,.es-
way fS . prices. Ia "a 4;Y 55i.Ie7 gHs
!. CNclNNATI. O., Sept. 3o.-Hogs steady; Common
nn ~ Hght ~ !0ai 80; racking and butches 81 50A
= 70; receipts ], $50 head shipments !, 600 head.
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5lS Az Rico,. s Co

d a. L. Rice & Co. "A n
II Our. opening Of Pattern Hats and Bon.
ns.s takcs place on Tuesday, October 4 e
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A. L. Rice s Co. b y
y Our opening Of Pattern Hats aud Bon
meta takes place on Tuesday, October :. /:
s.,tis q A, L. RICE 4 Co. X
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SPECIAL bargains In Blankets, lFlannels
and Comforts at STONE & THoNAs'.
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IN travelling, use a few dropu Of Brown's
Ginger in the water you drink. Frederick
Brown, Philadelphia, 1922. n f ~ -
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Nearly ono hundred persons from this CITY will
s axe u The Grand Army Dag at Pittsburgh next
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- 53. Fine Shoes for Gents. H,
Stacy, Adams & Co.'s fine shoes leads
them al! for comfort and style. Call and
see them. \ i83es ]. ". a NICE ~
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The stock market to-day. was quiet, especially
during the forenoon. but was lrmer after that.
the opening was weak at declines OF from II 10 u
per cent itom yesterdays final figures and busi.
nfss was dull, except III Reading, New England,
Richmond L. est Point. Missouri Pacific and IL
Paul. Prices soon began to advance. however, and
S a francisco ana Pacific Mall were prominent in
4 aru tone generally urtii late In the day. when
M upward movement gained force and tho close
was ut TIC Opening figures, though quiet y -
Richmond &Wess Poiot preferred rose az com.
mon ~, Jersey Central ~ Western tn, liz.
New England IL. Missouri Pacific per cent and
othefs iracttonGl amounts. Sales 226 1856 shares. -
railroad bonds strong; sales S905, 00O 4, - Y
&Gove1nment bonds were entirely neglected, 55t5
State bonds entirely neglected. u - gEs
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:, Mr.. James Ashton aud vito returned here from
Muskegon, Mich, after a residence there OF fiye
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WATERBURY, VI. jan. 20. Isl. =, '"''1', !

psoritsIS,t H. ms, . eltar, Ringwarn, iIichcn
pntrituS, Ycall HAD. Milk Crust, iiandtuE, Bar
uers', Bakers. G!ortn' and wniherwonali's Itch
aud every ipec'es Ct ltcbitg. burning, 6caly
Pitspiy HumoX OF the siip MD Scalp and Blocd
with Los OF Hair, ara positively cured By ulIcurA
the great ahn euro, and GutlcutA soap, IA oxqut
k!tU Skin Beaulidel, externally, and CnticurA Ne
solvent the now Hood Purifier informally, when
niYkteianh ana all oshey Eeaed!es !a!l. 49,. WI.
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!, An old engineer says that Thursd.y night was
INC m9M ioSry one ever known in this section.
proven disastrous accidents arc reported ali along
the O., Il. Il ". railroad. 4 conductor while II, Ing
70 nag train following his own, had his lantern
smoked from his hand by tho cuylhe. He was
Unable 10 see the headlight and Tho cngineer was
unable 70 sec his rcd lantern. Had II not been for
tae explosion u totpedocs collision would have
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lNcrthcrn Pac. tlrsta..lllk
f,Eorth. Psc. seoondR..lC35}
Horthwcst. consofs..I40 !
n. W:debenturcs, Sd. 1857
Ist,L; d 9. F. Gen. M. .ll3JS
st. Paul conso.a..,.: -. i25G
~ F., CO r, frsts..ll6
,t1ex.4 Pac. land gr's. Az
Tex. q pao. 3. q. ex. . -
TIA coupons..,.,....,,,. 63JS
! union Pac. 1rats.....,1l5 :
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s. COOP 4 Co. isall Dr.; Goods cheapest sd.
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Commissioning on Saturday, October LIST,
tho Mutual Savings Bank, No. 4lTweltth
street. will open on Saturday afternoon
at 1850 instead OF $3.50 o'clock. ,5ilg;
IA ALIS. MITCHELL, 4;
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For tse latest fall and winter styles In good at.
!ns clothes, go to +. Ruh merchant tailor, second
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me once OF the water works secretary has been
removed from tho McDonough building To Tho
qtlce OF The chief engineer In the Mesher and
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Sold everywhere. Piico, Gu,leura, Toe. soan
49,: Resllyent, g.. Prepared by tho POTTER Daut
IND CHEMICAL Co., boston, Mas. z, Z ~
cg-Sepd for "ffow 10 euro Skin Diseases" Q
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FoR Dry Goods g TO Stone & Thomas'
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Kellsh,lrG

Robert Gibson, Of Bethany. Is starting a new liy.
cry and Iced stable at that place. lie Will invest
about $1,000 in the business. Az, -
The Gas City coruet Band OF this mace will A..
lehd the street fair at Steubcnvle October is and
contest 10. a prize oaeiei by tho management ior
Gro. 3. Crawford haa been appointed an old 10
thestaI Of j. =. Nicholl who Is commander Of tho
louEth division Of the G. a K. parade at Pittsburgh
tend. ~ ~ 80 VIZ ~
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,, Miss Minnie Smith, OF the Wheeling Telephone
enral ONCE, was In the city yesterday calling on
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:, Phil Bruner, Train Master, came down from
Mellsvllle yesterday as far rs the new Cleveland 4
tlttsbutsh railroad shops. md then returned
nome accompanied by the Superintendent from
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1 MOCK QuorAr1oaa-cIolsnap, j nm.

Us. Is coupou..:.....,..l25 /
o. q. ~ coupoI.....:.loSL
Pacific Go Of '95..........l2og
Louisiana stamp. is.. s65s
Missouri G;.......r............., ..lolf
Tenn. Csaettieuents, lDl I;
DO. ha!s.....,.t.......,,..,,......;;;,l0 100
10 3.......,.. ,... ,.,s,, {. 90 ;
Central Pacific tlBtx.ll4L
.. y B. g. nrsts.!........l2ll
.. q E. 9. West, 1rsts 20 !
Erta aoconds.......,..!...-.,.a.....i 90ls
n. 4. d 7. gen. @... 92E
. .
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DIG. Rye. cash No: o. Asc barley Mo Gc
Fla3Bccd, No. 4. ISL 0511 Prime Timothy sscd
81 70. Mess pork, cash Sis co.; year sI9 o3. Jan.
uary sl2 3d.. Lard cash 642Ic: sen;am bcr I asG
Uctooes 64gas syc closing Mt 40c; November
az 4oc' GLOWING at 8 January g45aG Sc. elGs
ins At &C. Bacon, short ribs ZOO: shoulder
SSSoae.soc short clear 8.loas. l6c. Whisky 81 10
sugars, cutloai 65a7c; granulated 61Sc: Standard
t1o.e Butter qulet: creamery 16Sa9;c: daty
la1>Salsc' EGGS firm; fresh 171ISsaisc. = : :
I, BALIAonR. gept so.-Wheat western hirher
closing quiet: No. winter rcd SPOT and septrmbt;
79Ao asked October TO- a79k november SlsSl Ia:
December S2Sas351hhc: January s3L<aS,1lc. Com,
western 8teady but dull; mixed stot s0o bstcd:
october 49Hla5o}}sc: year 4711fa,Skc Oats steady
ana arm: western white 3ia$5c; DO mixed sMSSs
Provisions easier and quiet. Mess pork SlG a5al6 81
a1i ana heavy; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair u
:, C1Nc1SNATz, O., Sept 8o-Flour active and 0r,u.
Mheai urn and higher; No. red TIC; receipts 100
1usnels shipmcnt1 mono. Corn quiet; No, 2nl4ej
Soc. Oa4 easier; No. mixed 27Lc. Rye ia good
e ~ and hiehcr: No.2 55Hc. Pors quiet at
o!n ". Lard iirm at G.4jc. Bulk meats and bacon
qulet and unchanged. Whisky trn; sales OF ,9l5
patfes on, q basis Of 81 05. Butter strong; i1nry
Sugar steady. n: u eeS 49,
: TOLEDO. Sept. so.-Whcat active and easier: casl,
u, S.3 EXC November 77ac; december 7sitc
G,ay sic. Torn Steady Oats firm; CASH Uctoner sc.
SiorcsSeed active aud steady; prime cash October
% " december II 90 January "a Is,
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LAST Saturday and Sunday tho young
mems meetiugsat the Young Mems Chris.
tan Association were unuaually largo in
attendance on Sunday the double parlcra
were completely filed and the meeting
was very entertaining. All young moa
will be welcome also O'Clock this even.
ing and 4 O'clock to.nlnrrnW N " ~. :. a
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SpRIp G,

80 mi 45Ald. ID .---f Ni.l Us tltt4slfH
New u Ministers Arriving -Enlaising tht
y ,i%s Standard, MIL. s{
Yesterday was pay day on the q, T. 4 ". Rail-
The Btookside public school opens Monday. DC.
:; Nts. Harriet woodnan,cc Il visiting In 81.
Jacob wlnder hiss LEASED and is now operating
the old Eea,herington coal works. aa 4 'sg,.f
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Carpenter have returned
from m extensive bridal tour through the East.
Several parties arc negotiating with tho owners
Of the sherman House toward making lease and
rtopeniug the old hotel. n \ h 4 NJ = 5Efg1
N. II. Waters, assistant superintendent OF
bridges on the e., La& ". railroad, has removed
from Brooksidc to Kirkwood. lG,iVF s,i5tGf8
Tho Standard Iron Company arc erecting 4 largo
warehouse, on their property opposite the old one,
with an almost equal capacity for storage rs tho
present one. rs Ej'E'}!iEZFlT n 5i,fi3 IN
Rev; Mt. Pierce, the new pistor LOT tho NJ Z.
church.. West End, moved to the city yesterday,
and VIII open The church services Sunday morning
Rev. J, II. Rogers arrived In tho city Thursday,
from canton. and Will occnpy the pulpit III tho n,
Is. chutch tomorrow morning mud evening" A
social supper was served for tie minister aud his
VIC last nisht at tho parsonage, BY the Ladica'
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THE "Great Wrong" Company thrilled
and delighted another large audience last
night at the Grand. It will be repeated
ut . mstines this afternoon and ngsin this
evening, which performance closes the
engagement. Next week Sid O. France
holds the boards there in his educational
melodyams, .'Marked for Lille"
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The GODS Of old soldiers are anxious to
be ready to have their encempncnt OF
Sons Of Veterans ready to he ins!sl,ed the
laat of next month, when General z. 81.
Freer, the head Of tbs organization in The
State, will be- here. Thoss who coatem-
plate joining should hand In .hei1names
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Autumn Tints--GoId Crimson and Countless Fashionable
Rues Shikingy Exhibited.
Beautiful Exempf6cations Of Artistic AandiVorkI

NTLEMEN before we proceed with what must prove
be astonishing description elegant Fall Suits and
Fall Oyecoas would be peasureto state that long strides
toward have been attained by celebrated makers
Of our present stock which emnenty the finest ever
shown in Wheeling. w 1 ~.
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Ar l o'clock yesterday morning the
through express train on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad ran into the ress Of freight
train at Glen Eas,on. Fortunately the
train had slackened up, go the only dam
age reported was tho knocking off Of the
engines pilot. No one WAS hurt, although
the passengers we're shaken up by the
shock. -5E -Ssss =
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MARTINS FERRY.

Personal, Railroad, Industrial and Various
I'd ig5 Local Notes, Tsisls5i 4.
Monday. Is :, - 49, $3.50 -
Services III oil tho churches tomorrow at the
- The city hall VIII DO lizhted and heated with
Tho ball given by! the Unioa Cornet Band at
msnnercaor hall, las. night, was a big success
. M. John vlckers and family were In Bellare
Yesterday attending the funeral OF his nie:e. Mrs
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s The Sunday School teachers Bible
etudy will BIO held in the Young Mems
Christisn Association parlors, 1l22 Market
street, OF 5 o'clock this afternoon. The
frat Lesson in the new quarter will be
studied to-day, and this will .bs q good
time for any who have not been enjoying
tho benefits Of the class to begin to at
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4 ~. ~. Y. Y II
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-05-27
Probate Notices.

Territory Of Dakota, County Of Brown--ss In
Probate Court,
Ii the matter Of the estate Of Jesse S. Hauser, de-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Nettie L. Hauser has
fled with the Judge Of this court petition, praying
for letters Of Administration Of the Estate OF Jesse
s. Hauser deceased, be issued 90 Ralph l.. Brown,
and that SATURDAY., the nth day ofJune 1887, at III
o'clock am. Of said day, being day Of special
term Of this court to be held in the Probate Count
room in the city OF Columbia. county Of Brown Oak.
has been set for hearing said petition when and
where any person interested may appear and show
cause Why the said petition should not be granted
Dtaed at Columbia this 18TH day Of May, AID. 1887.
J,R BEKBK. Judge Probate Court.
Territory Of Dakota, county Of Browns In
Probate Court.
In the matter of.he estate of Eugene P. Rose, de-
dcased
Notice Is hereby given that Josephine A Rose
has filed with the Judge Of this court, petition
praying for letters Of Administration Of the Estate III
Eugene n Rose, deceased, and that Saturday, the
18th day Of June 1887, AZ 10 O'Clock Of said day,
being day Of special term Of this court, to be
held IN the Probate Court room IN the city of Co-
umbia, county Of Brown, Dakota, has been set for
hearing said petition. when and where any person
intercsted may appear and show cause why the said
petitioa xhonld not be granted.
Dated Al colnmbia this 10th dayof May, 1887.
r. BKRnK, Judge Probate Court .
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-05-27

Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak , May I2, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention make hna
proof in support of his claim and that said proof will
he made before the Register or Receiver of the u S
land office at Aberdeen OAK. on July 20, 1887, viz
SWAN NKLSON,
II +. No 48qa, for the southwest quarter sec. g.,
town I22, range %. He names the following wit
ne,ses TO prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz:
Robert Saunders, Edwin Saunders, John Wilson
and August F. Berg, all Of Warner Oak.
n. II. HA<tIs, Register
n-nnnt & Nnrrnnanr Am.
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Notice TO Creditors.

lathe matter Of the estate Of John A. Allen, de-
ceased:
All persons having claims against said John A
Allen. deceased, arc required 20 exhibit the same
with necessary vouchers, 20 the undersigned, adj
minstrafor ofsaid estate, At his residences in Ron-
de in the county Of Brown and territory Of Dakdth
and that four, al months have been lImiied as the
lime for creditors present their claims against said
estase. All accounts must be accompanied by afh-
davis.
Daed the Eatt day Of April,Issy
W. STRaRK, Adninisfraier.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-05-27

An act 20 amend an act, entitled, 'sAn act 20
peexide fes the geiaeaEiea rs eennly seats in
counties whore county see1s have besn i0cated
bg vote less than majority 0f all the alec-
tors voting thereon, which became . iaH March
IA, 1887.
Be Il enacted W LegisIssivs Assembly o. the
Territory ~ Dakota:
enc. 4. That ssction u IN act of ths Legis-
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-05-27

Land Office at Aberdeen, OAK, April I8, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention make final
proofin support Of his CLAIM and that said proof will
be made before the Register Receiver Of the U.
S. land Office Aberdeen. OAK, July /, 1857 viz:
WILLIAM REHFKLD,
who filed Homestead Entry No. 4z4S, Watertown Sc
ries by the name Of Wilhelm Rehfeid for the north
OF section a3, range a., Of
the slh P. NJ. He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz: Louis Fuhrmann, Henry hide, W.
ID Fisher and VIM. Flick. ali Of Warner, Oak.
N II HARRYS Regisfer
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See new "ad.g Of n II, Wnns q Co.,
In another column.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-05-27

Land Office at Aberdeen, Dakota, April 76, 1877
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim and that said proof
will be made before the Register or Receiver Of the
U. S. land Office Aberdeen, OAK on July 40, 1887
viz JAMES II. RICHARDS,
Homestead application No 5000 Watertown series,
for the southeast quarter section ), IaI, renge
Ga. He names the following witnesses prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz:
D. Grant Stewart. Edwin NJ. Harper, Jacob
AngStman and Frank Becker. all Of Gem p o. Dak.
n. II HAKKIs Register
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81 q.
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Lamont & Narregang, Auys.

Land Ofhce at Aberdeen, OAK, pril II, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention make ina
proof in support Of his CLAIM and that said roof will
be made before the Register or Receiver Of the l.
$. land Office at Aberdeen, OAK, July II, 1887
viz: y. GRANT STEWART,
Homestead application No. s24o, WatertOwn series
for the south quarter section g. IaI, rang,
6a, ives; He names the following witnesses tc
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz:
Edwin NJ. Harper, James A. Richards. Jacol
Angstman and Ole Mogan, all Of Gem 2 o., Oak
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Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak, May "a, 1857
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice his intention to make final
proofin support Of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Register or Receiver OF the l..
s land office at Aberdeen, Oak, on July 20, 1887,
vix: HEE<Y SwAkSOS,
H, F.. No. 4so9, for the north quarter IS,
town ia range e.. He names the following wit
nesses to prove hrs continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Robert Saunders. Edwin Saunders, John Wilson
and August F.. Berg, all of Warner Oak.
N. II. HARRIS, Register.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10

ITsnc0uveE News.
Eleven weeks age yesterday gehu
EkamaE, (familliariy known aa Navy
Jack 40 old vosdrauger On the coast
Who had scores Of frienda) COlen Q.
RaIston, formerly employed as book
keeper IN Hayden 4 Cos store on Water
street, and another yOanR man whose
name eouid not be aeoertaiDed aoo Whs
has brother living in town, left in >
small sailing boat on q dve weeks
cruise - thu sorth With the objsct OF
looking for timber claims. Since tbat
time nothing hes been heard OF them
and Thomss's family live on Raneh
located On the nerth shore of the FIRST
NaFrows are begianing 20 Be- little
anxisus es to tbs whereabouts Of
" jack Tbs party puFohased the
craft, Ia which they we're 20 undertake
20 long q journey, for the iris. The
boat il described as being thoroughly
staunch and capable Of carrying 9
weight Of about 900 pounds in smooth
water. The destination Of the men is
believed 10 have been Knights Inlet .
distance Of go miles up the coast. As
the boat contained only i've weeks pro-
visions Il il evident that the men had
no intention originally Of remaining
away from home beyond that time.
Some Of their friends think that the
boat has been imprisoned by ice IN one
Of the numerous bays in that locality
and that the party has. in consequences.
been detained longer than they expect
ed. CAPITALS Merchant commander OF
the steamer Mermaid. who yesterday,
returped from q "trip 90 ThuFloW
Esland which is some distance this
side Of knights Inlet, reports that
be can find no clue to the psrty's
whereabouts, nothing having bees
heard Of them BY the l0RRers and
others in the locality. and all inquiries
proving aboFtive. The e0ast north Of
the Calf Of Georgia il rather rough. be
ing indented By bays frem which rapid
currents and tide rips are constantly
running. 1t 10 hoped that some infor-
nation as to the fate Of the party may
soon be forthcoming as IL would be q
great relief 70 know that no calamity
has happened TO the men and that they
are safe and veil
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4 Plan bns ben moc.ed 50 dITi3e she
TarE1EoEy q IdaHo So ssnaal - fezFz-
taeial exis1saos y Ef1luN - nDEzheln
pextisn e ne TeFrituzg = WasAiEzt1n
Territory SD hhe remsin4cT "a she
STATE 81 NeEsdA
Many sdvansaens ars e1sins4 fR shisl
sckeme. and Is seems o. II TIE pre-
Dosse change miahf BE- beneficial - All
concerned. Ihe p8xtfnn which 1t -
preposed 70 add 70 WashInRsna Terri
tory is long. narrow strip. b0nnoed On
She north By British CalnmhiA. On the
est b. A8ntana and % ne usss b
WsahinRtou, s8d really forme . EaoFs
appropFiAfs pags, Geographically. o.
Washington than 81 Idaho.
Ihs soafheFn poFtios Of Idaho .
joined On abe s0ath b. Nevada and
Utah, and there IL 20 question OF
boundary which could seriously inter
feEe With il i1asti1n WITH Nevada
Ihe advantages claimed fer the sur
fender Of the present Territorial govern
meus and tie absorption Of an0ebeF
Territory ard Ssste are these. The
soFtksru strip being joined to Mash-
iGRton VIII receive the beneata u TIE
/ pFoposed admission Of the iatssr - .
State. shsnoe which caunot Be long
| postponed. An earnest effort 10 oelnR
made for the admissisn Of WasninRton
Territory, and NE ircseass q popula-
tion and extension Of borndArles viii
aid IN accom- lishing Der admission.
AZ TO the southern portion, she dement's
10 Be derived are two-fold- The june
tion With Nevada would at cnce pal
SousheEn Idaho on tbe footing Of a
STATE and at TIE same time incfsase the
territory, population and resources OF
| Nevada. Instead of having to &c
through the long and tedious process of
making an application for admission
into the sisteFhood Of States, Southern
Idaho. - an integral portion of Nevada,
would at once receive all the benefits
and advantages Of State government,
merely By the saeFiace Of . name and
| tie surrender OF that inefficient, apsat-
isfaoioFy sort Of FHle vhiea IL the best
that can be had under Territorial or.
gAnizaki0n.
Ths history Of tbs Admissioa Of New
ada into the Union needs no repetion.
Il d enough 20 know that at tbe present
| time she 10 not, within the spirit of the
Constitution, entitled to the rights and
privileges Of q State. Her % pulation,
owing principally so the exhaustion OF
her mines, hiss become materially dimiu-
ished, and her wealth lessened. The
addition Of nav territory rich in min
sEal wealth, and an increased popala-
ton. would restore her to her former
status and make Der ia reality IS Ia
name a stats.-SaH Francisco Chronicle